Patel College of Science and Technology, Bhopal

Admission: The teachers at PGOI are really smart and know their stuff. They all have at least 5 years of experience and some have won awards. Mr. Gyanendra, our group director, is a great mentor.

Placement: I got a job as a business analyst at Capital Life Market Research in Indore. Most of my classmates found placements at places like motors, sugar mills in Nashik, Collebra, Micromax, and Hexaware Technology. Some seniors got jobs at Apollo Tyres, Wipro, Infosys, Micromax, Papermills, and Cognizant.

Campus: Our college campus is really great. We have everything we need here, like free Wi-Fi, a cricket ground, a basketball court, library, labs, medical help, a clean canteen, and a big auditorium in Bhopal. The teachers are smart, we have regular tests, and a good environment overall. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable. If we ever have any issues, we can always ask them for help. We can also reach out to the head of the department if we're having trouble with our classes or anything else. The courses here are all about the latest industries, which is cool. We learn about how machines work and why they're important.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students land jobs after college. The pay ranges from 1.2 to 8-10 LPA. Big companies like Tata, Infosys, IBM, Google, and Microsoft hire a lot. They offer roles like division manager. Most students get internships, mostly in small companies. Some lucky ones get opportunities from Tata and Infosys.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, and around 3-4 labs each semester. Each department has its own building with a library. The rooms have fans, lights, tables, and chairs. Hot water is available. The canteen serves delicious food and the kitchen is well-kept.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have a lot of experience. They are always there to help us out. I like how they teach us. We get to go on field trips every weekend. There are many teachers here, and they all teach really well. It's great how they teach us in a way that helps us learn.

Placement: The college offers good placements with multinational companies coming in. They offer packages ranging from 3 LPA to 15 LPA. Students also get internships in top companies. Many companies visit the college, giving 70-80% placement opportunities. To secure good placements, students need to score at least 85%.

Campus: The campus and classrooms are cool. The canteen is okay. They have all kinds of games for us, and there's a big playground where we can play cricket, volleyball, and football. Plus, they have indoor games like ludo, pool, and carrom. It's pretty fun here!

Admission: During my 4 years here, only a couple of teachers were really great. The rest of the faculty didn't know their subjects well. The teachers here don't have good qualifications and their teaching quality is really bad. The way they teach is also not good. The ratio of students to teachers is not ideal. There are only about 3-4 good teachers in my department.

Placement: The placement cell here is pretty much useless. Only a tiny 2-3% of students actually get placed, and even then, they end up with really low-paying jobs, like around 10k a month. I'd rate this college a 1 out of 100. Do yourself a favor and steer clear of this college, or any other college in the Patel group.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well and the classrooms are nice. But the labs don't have the stuff we need. There aren't enough labs, and we haven't done any experiments since the first year. The campus looks great, and the library is good. The college holds games and events every year, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and always ready to help. They know their stuff well.

Placement: The college helped us get ready for interviews and landing jobs. Local companies came for placements, offering around 1.5 to 3 LPA on average. It was cool to have those opportunities right on campus.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was okay, but the garden and grounds were really nice. I liked the auditorium and the lecture halls in the main building. It was easy to go to the library whenever I wanted. The bus service was pretty good too.

Admission: The teaching at our college is really good. They teach us useful technology that will help us in the future. We are getting a solid education here to prepare us for good jobs in the industry.

Placement: Most students in my batch got jobs after college, around 75%. The top salary offered was 12 LPA by Jaro Education, while the lowest was 3 LPA. A lot of us landed internships in our 3rd year, and now we're working on improving our skills.

Campus: Our college has cool stuff like Wi-Fi, smart classes, labs, library, computer labs, and helpful teachers. The food is great too! Plus, we have basketball, volleyball, and even kabbadi. It's awesome!

Admission: The faculty here are super qualified, strict, and also friendly. They really help set you on the right path for your career. The mix of theory and hands-on stuff in the courses is pretty balanced. During my time here, I got to visit around 20 to 22 industries to see how things work in real life. It's been a great experience!

Placement: The college has really good placements. In computer science, it's 85%, for EE, EC, and Ex it's 75%, and for mechanical it's 70%. The average salary is around 12-15 thousand per month. This year, the placements are even better than last year. About 600 students got hired by companies.

Campus: The campus has good labs with all the equipment we need. There's Wi-Fi available everywhere, including the library. Speaking of the library, it's awesome. They also focus on sports, which is cool. And the canteen? It's hands down one of the best in Bhopal. Overall, the facilities are great. Personally, I didn't have any issues with them at all.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good at preparing students for their careers. They share a lot of helpful information with us.

Placement: Half of the students here get really good job offers with around 30 LPA as their salary. It's awesome to see so many people landing such great opportunities after graduation.

Campus: I really like how our college looks. The buildings are big, well thought out, and nicely put together. It's fun to be here and the facilities are top-notch. In case of emergencies, they've got everything covered. Our college in Bhopal is known for its great education facilities and activities.

Admission: There are around 300-400 faculty members at the college. The faculty in my class are really helpful. They are all from top engineering colleges like IITs and NITs. They are friendly and always ready to assist us. They focus on teaching practical things and are very supportive. They use their own notes to teach us. We also went on a lot of industrial visits. The ratio of students to faculty is around 120:5.

Placement: The campus has good placement opportunities. I've seen seniors getting jobs in companies like Way to Capital, TCS, Wipro, CAIT tires, Trident, and more. In the mechanical branch, around 70 to 90 out of 120 students get placed. The training and placement cell is really helpful for students who are focused on their careers.

Campus: The campus is huge, with about 60 to 70 acres of buildings. It's great that Wi-Fi is available everywhere. I love that there's a playground for sports like cricket, football, and basketball. Each department has its own classrooms and labs, which is convenient. The bus service is reliable too.

Admission: You gotta have at least 70% attendance to take the semester exams here. Gotta do sessional assignments and weekly tests for extra marks. PCST has awesome facilities in Bhopal. The teachers are super qualified and always willing to help with any questions. Teaching is great, more hands-on than just theory. They even help out students who struggle with studies.

Placement: Placements are pretty good at my college I'd rate it an 8 out of 10. This year, companies like RetailOn, Hexaware, Syntel, Collabera, Infosys, and more came for placements. Civil department placements are okay, but other branches have better opportunities. The college doesn't offer many internships, so you'll have to look for them on your own. They also have open campus placements where you can visit other colleges for job interviews.

Campus: The college is getting better with its infrastructure. They've got a cool library with over 50,000 books. And there's Wi-Fi, labs, digital classrooms, medical help, and a sports center. The canteen is just okay, but you can grab snacks like samosas easily. The food is kinda like typical hostel food though.